We planned, directed, and produced "INOCHI / The Great Water Tree," a new winter content for the Aqua Museum at Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise. String curtains were installed in a cylindrical shape, hanging from the ceiling to the ground, in the atrium space on the first and second floors. Using a total of 19 projectors, we designed a 360-degree projection mapping production that spanned the floors. By installing a double structure of movable transparent material as the video screen, we created a three-dimensional visual effect and made the content "touchable" and "enterable." The content can be viewed from any angle within the cylinder on the first and second floors, and the appearance and appeal of the content changes depending on the viewpoint, aiming to design a production that makes people want to watch it again and again.

Director / Art Director: Daisuke Hashimoto
Producer: Ryota Izutsu

Technical Director: Yoshitaka Yuge
Copywriter: Masahiro Konagai
CG: LiNDA/digidelic
Projection Mapping：SC ALLIANCE